One caregiver preference
Turn on Family Restroom Needed in Settings → Travelers. RestMap uses it for parents, children, and caregivers helping a family member of any age.
RestMap helps caregivers compare companion-care restrooms, adult changing tables, family rooms, and accessible private-room signals with RestRoom IQ scores and source labels.
No infant declaration required. No account required. Location stays on your phone. RestRoom IQ scoring runs on device.
How It Helps
Companion-care searches need more than a restroom pin. RestMap looks for private-room, lockable-door, adult changing-table, accessibility, source, and route context before you decide where to stop.
Turn on Family Restroom Needed in Settings → Travelers. RestMap uses it for parents, children, and caregivers helping a family member of any age.
When source data includes adult changing-table signals, RestMap surfaces that context instead of flattening every private room into the same label.
Supported amenities show source labels and confidence cues such as source-confirmed, reported, or Needs More Data.
Journey IQ can plan restroom stops at the cadence you choose and prioritize companion-suitable options along the route.
Keep track of places that worked, so future trips start from a shortlist of restroom stops you already understand.
No account required. Location stays on your phone. RestRoom IQ scoring runs on device.
Source Context
A companion-care restroom may be listed as a family restroom, all-gender restroom, accessible restroom, Changing Places-style facility, or single-user room. RestMap combines those signals and shows the source behind supported amenities.
Data is sourced from OpenStreetMap, Refuge Restrooms, Open Charge Map, MapKit/Apple Places, RestMap brand profiles, and user-submitted ratings. Previously loaded locations and ratings can remain available without signal.
Go Deeper
These pages keep the search intent clear while pointing to the same iOS app.
Common Questions
It is usually a private single-user restroom large enough for a caregiver and family member to use together. Some venues call it a family restroom, companion-care restroom, all-gender restroom, or Changing Places-style facility.
No. Turn on Family Restroom Needed in Settings → Travelers. The preference is for caregivers helping a family member, not only parents with babies.
Yes, when the location's source data includes that information. RestMap reads source signals such as OpenStreetMap adult changing-table tags and user-submitted ratings when available.
Because a thin data signal is not enough for a confident caregiver recommendation. RestMap prefers to show the gap rather than send you out of your way for a room that may not exist.
Yes. Journey IQ can plan restroom stops along your route and use the Family Restroom Needed preference when comparing options.
Yes. RestMap is free to download and use, with no in-app purchases. No account required.
Download RestMap and turn on Family Restroom Needed in Settings.